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oozenoz · August 18th, 2007, 02:18 PM

If you are using digital set emulation, you can program the PIL script to 'read' the display to get the dialed number; if you are using AG4000 or AG4040 cards, I don't think there is any way to capture other than using the CTI link over ASAI. However, there is another solution.

Let's assume you have three DNIS values, 2001, 2002, 2003, and you have 24 ports on a T1 to the Apropos server, extensions are 3001 to 3024. Build a hunt group containing the first 8 extensions 3001 to 3008, and point 2001 to that hunt group. Build a second hunt group with the next 8 ports, extensions 3009 to 3016, and point 2002 to that hunt group. Do the same for the last 8 ports and DNIS 2003. Then, in the PIL script, use the value of the PIL to determine what DNIS would have been dialed. In a very busy or large system, it takes more ports, but it will work.

August 18th, 2007, 02:18 PM	#2 (permalink)
oozenoz PBXtech PLATINUM 300+ posts Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 350	Re: AVAYA Prologix Interface with "Apropos" If you are using digital set emulation, you can program the PIL script to 'read' the display to get the dialed number; if you are using AG4000 or AG4040 cards, I don't think there is any way to capture other than using the CTI link over ASAI. However, there is another solution. Let's assume you have three DNIS values, 2001, 2002, 2003, and you have 24 ports on a T1 to the Apropos server, extensions are 3001 to 3024. Build a hunt group containing the first 8 extensions 3001 to 3008, and point 2001 to that hunt group. Build a second hunt group with the next 8 ports, extensions 3009 to 3016, and point 2002 to that hunt group. Do the same for the last 8 ports and DNIS 2003. Then, in the PIL script, use the value of the PIL to determine what DNIS would have been dialed. In a very busy or large system, it takes more ports, but it will work. __________________ - calvin